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Delboy
Junior Member
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 06 August 2008 : 20:23:13
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Hi All,
Well a couple of weeks ago, OR wrote to me wanting me to sign an IPA for £216 per month due to NT coding, having done some sums on my payslips I successfull asked them to reduce this to £180 per month as I work as an IT Contractor and if I don't work I don't get paid, OR agreed this, with me writing just 1 letter which also included my excel spreadsheet printouts.
Noticed today on my payslip that National Insurance contributions had risen by at least £112 per month due to increase in my gross pay caused by the NT coding, I called the OR and they have agreed that IPA will be reduced by the same amount as inceases elsewhere, so IPA should go down to approx £68 per month.
The lesson here is keeps your eye's on your payslips and if you see changes then let the OR know.
Hope this helps someone.
Regards
Delboy |
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Trolly-Dolly
Average Member
591 Posts |
Posted - 06 August 2008 : 22:17:56
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I had no idea Delboy, that the NI contributions would increase! Didnt think of that. We have 0 disposable income on our figures, but naturally that may change.
Thanks for the tip.
Lovely Jubbly (sorry couldnt resist)
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Delboy
Junior Member
United Kingdom
189 Posts |
Posted - 06 August 2008 : 22:27:01
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Hi D_Mummy,
No I didn't either, don't think the OR did either, it may be that because I essentially self employed that I noticed the difference, I pay both the employee's and the employers contribution so to me it makes a lot of difference. But it is something that everyone should keep an eye if they get an NT coding.
Regards
Delboy |
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